Project Zomboid Map

The Project Zomboid Map is an interactive map of Knox Country in Build 42. Search for towns, places, and roads; filter buildings by type (such as gun stores, hospitals, or police stations); read coordinates; add your own markers; and share the view via a link. Everything runs free in your browser, with no account required.

The Knox Country map from the official Build 42 server: 12 towns, including Muldraugh, West Point, Riverside, Rosewood, and Louisville, plus 17 other locations such as camps and trailer parks. Mods, community maps, and challenge maps are not included. If you play Build 41, the classic towns are included too, though some buildings may look different.

Select a building type under “Show building types.” The map marks all matches and lists their coordinates. Knox Country has 31 gun stores (most near Louisville), 14 hospitals, 21 police stations, and 29 pharmacies. Types are identified by rooms inside the building, such as a gun shop, patient rooms, or holding cells.

Tap or click the map: The selection shows x (east) and y (south) as tile coordinates, just as the game uses them. On larger screens, it also shows the cell and nearest town. The /teleportto button copies a ready-to-use command such as /teleportto 10754,9926,0. As an admin, enter it in the game or server console. On desktop, the map continuously shows the coordinates under your mouse pointer.

Place markers at the desired positions and export them as spawnpoints.lua. Put the file in the server folder, for example as servertest_spawnpoints.lua, and add it to servertest_spawnregions.lua as a region with serverfile = "servertest_spawnpoints.lua". After a restart, new players can spawn there. The server name in the filename must match your server.

Your markers stay saved in this browser; no account is needed. If the browser blocks storage, such as in private mode, they last only for your current visit. “Copy view link” puts the search, building types, levels, markers, and map area into a link you can send to your group.

The game stores the map in cells of 256 × 256 tiles. A position’s cell is its x and y coordinates divided by 256 and rounded down. For example, Muldraugh is at x 10,754 / y 9,926, placing it in cell 42_38. The corresponding files are named 42_38.lotheader and world_42_38.lotpack. You can show the cell grid under “Layers.”

We draw them from the Project Zomboid server's world data: building outlines, named roads, railways, rivers, and forests come from the game's world map, while building types come from room definitions. This keeps roads and buildings sharp at every zoom level, and every position matches the files your server uses. We don't use map images or tiles from other sites.

Yes. On your Project Zomboid server's Dashboard, you'll find the map in the “Tools” tab—the same map as on this page. Markers and export work the same way there.